Exodus 13-14 - 2011 - Skip Heitzig

[@kathierichmannogosky720]

Thank you for this ministry.

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Thousand times blessings in Jesus name Pr. Skip. You are the mouth piece of God. Grateful to God for your life. Love to meet you in India or USA.

[@ce6236]

Amen. God bless

[@BNEATHTHEUNDERDOG]

These teaching are life changing!!!! Never thought a pandemic would hit giving virtual word by word study a greater presence in how we relate to the Bible. Powerfully done!

[@johnwheeler8057]

My favourite Pastor, one day I’m going to visit my family in the US from England and come and see Pastor Skip

[@kehindeoloyede7637]

I love your messages, they're loaded.

[@chasemichaelderambler2675]

Love that when he quotes Jesus, he doesn’t ever read. The words of Yeshua fall gracefully off his tongue.

[@MohanMahesan]

Thank you Pastor Skip. So well done.

[@bryanarius6870]

Thank you pastor skip I just started listening to your teaching I learned so much and understand the Bible much better.

[@doreenprice7564]

Such an awesome pastor

[@7thangelad586]

@42:42 Exodus 14: Red Sea crossing

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38:39 :)

[@ThorfinnSkullsplitter-fz7ff]

I've been watching several of your sermans Skip, and they are really great. But. Re: the Principle of the First Born (Ex 13:12), there is a whole lot more to that than just going straight to it being about 'first fruits' and that we should all give the first fruits of our labors. It seems that I almost always hear that as the default line of reasoning when pastors hit that topic. And when they do, they miss so, so much of what the Principles of the First Born is all about. Really, it's a bit of a diservice when they do that. Please! This principle is not only about the church's offering plates! Those first borns are important to God, but they are also a prime target for satan.